Daily NBA Wordle
A new mystery NBA player arrives at midnight UTC. You have six guesses to find the answer.
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Wordlecup NBA is a free daily NBA player guessing game. Find today's player in six tries using eight profile clues.
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Daily NBA Wordle puzzle
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Two players. One chain. Connect them through real teammates, one name at a time.
Example: You guessed Stephen Curry
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Start with an NBA player you know. A green team clue means the answer plays for that team; a different team rules it out.
Use the number clues to narrow your next guess. An upward age arrow means the mystery player is older than your guess.
A new mystery NBA player arrives at midnight UTC. You have six guesses to find the answer.
Use conference, team, nationality, position, age, height, jersey number, and years of NBA experience to narrow down the mystery player fast.
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Wordlecup NBA is a free daily NBA player guessing game. Find one mystery player in six tries using eight profile clues.
You guess NBA players instead of words. Each guess reveals matching, nearby, or different player attributes rather than letter positions.
The eight clues are conference, team, nationality, position, age, height, jersey number, and years of NBA experience. Experience counts years played in the NBA, not the calendar year a player was drafted.
Green means an exact match. Yellow means a related or nearby value; gray means a different value. Arrows point toward higher or lower numbers.
A new puzzle starts at midnight UTC. Your local reset time depends on your time zone.
No. Play for free without signing up. Guest progress stays in this browser; signing in lets you sync your streak across devices.
Looking for a different sport? Wordlecup also includes soccer wordle and NFL Wordle modes, each with their own player pools and clue systems.
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